ReBeL cobot gets low-cost, human-like hand from igus

igus has developed a robotic hand for its ReBeL low-cost automation.

igus GmbH has developed a finger gripper for its ReBeL collaborative robot. “The ReBeL can now perform a variety of simple humanoid tasks with the new low-cost robotic hand,” said the company.

Automation is entering small and midsize enterprises (SMEs), particularly in the form of collaborative robots or cobots. They can sort, pick and move items with the help of cameras, suction devices, and gripper systems.

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